Disfagia

Difficoltà di deglutizione nei bambini con neurodisabilità: sfide e soluzioni

Mincarelli C, Barbi E, Orzan E, Peri F, Pintonello S, Grasso DL.

2025/4 — pag. 235-239 — DOI

Dysphagia, defined as the difficulty in swallowing a food or non-food bolus from the oral cavity to the stomach, is a significant disorder affecting neonates and children, with an incidence of 25-45% in normally developing children and up to 80% in t...

Infezione e neurite che prende l’ugola

Persia S

2023/10 — pag. 221-221 — DOI

The diagnosis of post-viral mononeuritis of the cranial nerve X was eventually made in a girl presenting with rhinolalia and dysphagia...

Quando il boccone non va giù: la disfagia in Pediatria attraverso i casi

Capata G, Lega S, Bramuzzo M, Di Leo G.

2023/9 — pag. 575-579 — DOI

Dysphagia is a disorder that affects one or more phases of the swallowing process. In paediatric age, it is often difficult to discriminate the underlying cause of this disorder. In this sense, a first distinction between oropharyngeal and oesophagea...

Due “D” (disfagia e dispnea) che fanno la diagnosi

Badina L.

2023/2 — pag. 123-125 — DOI

The case of a 12-year-old boy presenting with dysponea and dysphagia (long-lasting meals) is described. Finally, a diagnosis of oesophageal achalasia and compressive tracheomalacia was made...

Tutto sulla PEG in dieci domande

Pillon R

2021/3 — pag. 189-190 — DOI

Una sindrome miastenica congenita

G. Ferrara

2020/2 — pag. 36-36

“Ha perso 10 chili in due mesi!”

F. Barbieri, T. Montini

2017/6 — pag. 393-394

Un caso di disfagia e diplopia: quale diagnosi?

A. Derosa, C. Di Lucca, C. Figliuolo, F. Forte, V. Targiani, R.A. Taccardi

2017/1 — pag. 57-58

Botulism is a rare but serious paralytic illness caused by a nerve toxin produced by a Clostridium strain, most often Clostridium botulinum. The paper presents the case of a 13- year-old girl admitted to our Paediatric Department with double visi...

Un caso di disfagia e diplopia: quale diagnosi?

A. Derosa, C. Di Lucca, C. Figliuolo, F. Forte, V. Targiani, R.A. Taccardi

2017/1

Botulism is a rare but serious paralytic illness caused by a nerve toxin produced by a Clostridium strain, most often Clostridium botulinum. The paper presents the case of a 13-year-old girl admitted to our Paediatric Department with double vision an...

Un reflusso da sempre

D. Lacorte, C. Retetangos, A. Lambertini, P. Alvisi

2015/6 — pag. 393

Le molte facce dell’acalasia esofagea: promemoria per il pediatra

E. Rizzello, M.C. Pellegrin, S. Dal Bo, M. Starc, G. Cozzi, A. Ventura

2014/3 — pag. 157-163

Achalasia is a rare primary esophageal disorder in the paediatric age group and in most cases is idiopathic. Familial achalasia is rarely described and can also be reported in some syndromes. It is predominantly characterized by vomit and regurgita...

Un ragazzo che non mangia, tossisce e perde peso; con una spirometria da ostruzione senza ostruzione…

T. Guerrera, E. Biasotto, S. Vaccher

2012/8

Due sorelle con glossite e stenosi esofagea

J. Barp, A. Montemaggi, M. Paci, I. Cianchi, P. Pelosi, P. Lionetti

2012/4

The Authors present the case of an 11-year-old Eritrean girl with a 3-year history of glossitis and dysphagia due to esophageal stenosis, eating difficulty and risk of malnutrition. After an extensive workout the diagnosis of Lichen Planus (LP) was m...

Stridor di archi

C. Geraci, E. Benelli

2011/6

Quando la nocciolina non va giù

M. Marani

2007/8

Una disfagia per i cibi solidi in un ragazzo di 12 anni

L. Travan, P. Salierno, S. Martelossi

2005/7

Una disfagia per i cibi solidi in un ragazzo di 12 anni

L. Travan, P. Salierno, S. Martelossi

2005/7

Una disfagia per i cibi solidi in un ragazzo di 12 anni

L. Travan, P. Salierno, S. Martelossi

2005/7

Una disfagia per i cibi solidi in un ragazzo di 12 anni

L. Travan, P. Salierno, S. Martelossi

2005/7

Difficoltà di alimentazione del bambino cerebroleso grave

E. Dreosto

2005/6 — pag. 367-370

Many children with cerebral palsy encounter some difficulties while eating and drinking. These difficulties may be due to poor posture and head control, or to limited/altered tongue, lips and jaw movements. Feeding problems should be addressed as s...

Il reflusso gastroesofageo e il bambino con paralisi cerebrale

J. Schleef

2004/8 — pag. 472

Paralisi cerebrale e disturbi dell'alimentazione:gli esami strumentali per la diagnosi

M. Lazzerini, S. Martelossi, F. Marchetti

2004/8

Una crescita che passa attraverso un sondino

I. Berti, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2001/9

Bronco-pneumopatia da incoordinazione della deglutizione

I. Berti, S. Martelossi, A. Ventura

2001/9 — pag. 625-625

Repeated respiratory distresses, with severe radiological picture in an ex-premature boy aged 6, who underwent a re-educational treatment....

Corpo estraneo esofageo

F. Forte

2001/6

Corpo estraneo esofageo

F. Forte, D. Servedio

2001/6 — pag. 402-402

An oesophageal foreign body in a 9 months infant remained undiagnosed for 10 days. The symptoms referred (cry, refusal of solid foods, vomiting) were discontinuous, almost occasional. Finally, direct observation of the infant being fed suggested t...

La nutrizione nella patologia neurologica

A. Tedeschi

2001/3 — pag. 158-166

As many as 90% of severely disabled children suffer from nutritional problems. Deglutition problems and gastroesophageal reflux hamper nutrition and cause frequent lower respiratory infections. Malnutrition follows in many cases. Appropriate manage...

Tempi e modalità di prevenzione della malnutrizione ospedaliera: il bambino cerebroleso

A. Tedeschi

2000/5 — pag. 296-299

The prevalence of deglutition problems in patients with SNC disorders is high, yet often underestimated. About 50% of these patients develop severe malnutrition and suffer from acute respiratory problems. Enteral feeding, through nasogastric tube o...